cílech

cílech is the locative plural form of the Czech noun cíl, meaning goal or objective. It is used with prepositions that govern the locative case, most commonly after o, v, or na, as in o cílech, v cílech, or na cílech.

In practice, cílech appears in sentences discussing multiple goals within planning, strategy, sports, research, or organizational contexts. For example, one might say: Diskutovali jsme o cílech projektu (We discussed the project’s goals) or Soustředíme se na cílech organizace (We focus on the organization’s goals). The form signals that the reference is about the goals themselves rather than a single goal.

Morphology and related forms: cílech is the locative plural form. The base word is cíl. Other inflected forms include cíle (nominative plural and accusative plural), cílů (genitive plural), cílům (dative plural), and cíli (instrumental plural). These forms are used with different grammatical constructions and prepositions to express various relationships to the goals.

Notes: cílech is not a separate lexical item but a specific inflected form of cí­l. Its usage is standard in formal writing and in discussions that involve multiple goals or aims. For readers encountering this form, it typically appears in clauses introduced by o, v, or na, referring to the plural concept of goals rather than a single target.

See also: cíl, cíle.